Leap Year Bride Faces Choices Amid Family Strife
Cherry Dixon, 19, marries reporter Dan Phillips after eloping upon a leap year. Financial strain and housework test their marriage as Cherry refuses to leave Dan for a Massachusetts sea air escape with her mother. Her father urges departure for health, while Cherry stays to support Dan and reconcile with family.
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Cherry Dixon
Dan Phillips
Dan
Cherry
Dixie Shannon
Max Pearson
Margaret Baker Wins Sheepskin and Secret Plans
Cherry Dixon balances a strained domestic life with upcoming travel to Briartop as Walter Dixon plans to join his wife. She juggles shopping for new dishes and tea towels, faces heat and crowds, and dodges a social invite while pondering Dan’s place in her life.
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Cherry
Father
Dan
Walter Dixon
Mother
Madelaine
Massachusetts
Mrs. Dixon
Sirs
Moreau
Gretchen
Cherry Dixon
Phillips
Gretchen Alden
Lake Louise
Carl van Dyke
Stars Say For Tuesday June 28 Forecast
The Stars Say for Tuesday June 28 predicts a lively active day with progress in employment and new ventures. Favorable for approaching large corporations or diplomatic circles, with personal birthday years bringing activity and many new projects despite opposition from elderly persons or institutions. A birthday child should be energetic aggressive and practical.
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Hose
Stencil Decorations for Home Furnishings
A guide to using stencils for a coordinated decorative scheme. Unbleached muslin curtains can be brightened with stencil prints and used to unify schemes across curtains, couch covers, table runners, and hammocks. Animal Noahs ark designs offer child friendly themes for a kids room.
Homemaking Helps with Stenciled Animals in Kitchen Decor
A homemaking note describes using animal stencils to brighten kitchens. Stencil designs can appear on window curtains chairs cushions oilcloth and curtains to create a unified cheerful look. The article highlights arranging animals to avoid monotony and extending patterns to linoleum borders and shelves.
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Jesse
Scandal For Sale opens at Court Theater in sensational tale
Cherry answers a knock at the door as the afternoon unfolds in a domestic scene. A plot of tabloid journalism unfolds with a dramatic reveal and the show continues for three days at the Court Theater based on Emile Gauvreau’s Hot News.
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Dan
Court
Court Theater
Emile Gauvreau
Doctors Study Ductless Glands in Search for Fountain of Youth
The article discusses ductless glands including the parathyroids and adrenal glands and their role in growth and health. It notes myxedema from thyroxine deficiency, Addison's disease from adrenal disturbance, and the historical search for youth through gland science. It emphasizes the potential impact of gland function on development and aging.
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Copeland
Pituitary
Medical Q and A on Goitre Stomach Pain and Warts
Readers submit medical questions about goitre dancing harm stomach pain and wart treatment. Answers advise medical follow up and caution against home remedies with requests for self addressed stamped envelopes for full details.
Week End Marriage and Molly Louvain Share Ohio Theater Spotlight
The Ohio theater showcases First National pictures with Week-End Marriage starring Charles Bickford and Loretta Young and The Strange Love of Molly Louvain featuring Ann Dvorak and Tracy. Notable supporting cast includes Rose Hobart, Norman Foster, George Brent, and more as critics note strong performances and star power.
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Ohio
Loretta Young
Majestic
Sari Maritza
Pat
Bickford
Rose Hobart
Claudia Dell
Harry Bereaford
Berton Churchill
Glenda Farrell
Mary Jane Graham
Buster Phelps
Paul Nicholson
James Farley
Mitchell Harris
Henrich von Twardoteki
Tully
OHTO
Fta
Ohio Theater
Offern
Norman Foster
Manhattan
the Doctor
Aline MacMahon
New York
Hoecoe Karna
Hildy
Los Angeles
George Brent
Vivienns Osborne
J. Warren MacDonald
Loretta
Grant Mitchell
Wilfred Lucan
J. Carroll Naish
Hivchard Tucker
Thomas Jackson
Eile Terry
Harry Holmen
Luis Alberni
Herman Bing
Allan Lane
Thornton Freeland
Lee Tracy
Ann Dvorak
Molly Louvain
Atudio
Tracy
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Early film star's rise through European and British cinema
The text traces an actress's career starting at 18 in Hungary, then Sascha's film, a Gaumont London contract, roles in Great Street Bed and Breakfast and No Lady, followed by Monte Carlo Madness from UPA and attempts at Water Gypsies. It notes her parts as Anya and Marya in subsequent productions.
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Cherry
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Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
Hungary
Ture
Sascha
Gaumont Company
London
Misa Maritza
Bed and Breakfast
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